Features:
- Provides forty 24 VDC sensing channels for extensive machine feedback.
- Drives twenty-four compatible circuits through isolated relay outputs.
- Stores larger control and data programs with onboard retention support.
General Electric IC200UDR064 is intended for machines that need a dense fixed I/O core while retaining the programming and expansion behavior of the VersaMax Micro platform.
A twenty-four-point relay bank can organize solenoids, contactors, indicators and interlocks into separate field groups suited to the panel architecture.
Flexible second-port options and local expansion capacity let the controller bridge legacy serial equipment with newer service or supervisory connections.
The General Electric IC200UDR064 VersaMax Micro 64 PLC may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric IC200UDR064 VersaMax Micro 64 PLC Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
High-Density Output Control
- Channel Count: Twenty-four relay points cover a broad set of on-off machine commands.
- Load Separation: Contact isolation allows compatible circuits to be grouped by field supply or function.
- Common Design: Terminal grouping should follow the intended panel segmentation and maintenance plan.
- Switching Life: Contact wear depends on load type, operating frequency, current and inrush energy.
Input and Supply Planning
- Controller Source: The CPU operates from a regulated 24 VDC control supply.
- Feedback Bank: Forty DC inputs provide room for permissives, alarms and position sensors.
- Reference Integrity: Input commons and sensor returns must preserve stable logic thresholds.
- Power Budget: CPU, expansion and attached-device demand should be checked as one station.
Engineering Access and Networking
- Local Service: The RS232 connection offers a dependable path for setup and diagnostics.
- Interface Choice: A second port can be equipped for serial, USB or Ethernet connectivity.
- Data Exchange: Matched electrical standards and communication parameters prevent link failures.
- Expansion Bus: Four additional modules can extend functions not covered by the sixty-four onboard points.
Dense Discrete Systems
- Large Machines: Forty feedback points and twenty-four commands cover complex interlocked sequences.
- Building Equipment: Relay isolation can coordinate fans, pumps, dampers and alarm circuits.
- Batch Skids: Retained values and timekeeping support recipes, totals and scheduled steps.
- Modernization: Selectable communications help connect established field devices during controller upgrades.